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Snow Much Fun
- Chunks of ice and snow flew across the yard as nearly a hundred people participated in a late night snow fight. By Jabulani R. Barber
- Jamie L. De Coteau '11 launches back-to-back snowballs during the fight in the yard. By Jabulani R. Barber
- The fallen student fights back as his attacker rushes in for a close throw. This was a common occurrence during the night as a massive snowball fight was held in the yard By Jabulani R. Barber
- Jordan Tung '13 was brought down from a teammates throw demonstrating that collateral damage was unavoidable during the snow fight. By Jabulani R. Barber
- Coming from Austin, Texas Kent P. Miscoe '14 talks to Ricardo A. Garcia-Rojas '13 about his first snow fight. The orange jacket made him an easy target throughout the evening. By Jabulani R. Barber
- Robert K. Sauermann '14 brings a powerful weapon to the snowball fight, launching barrage after barrage of snow and ice at anyone unlucky enough to be in his path. By Jabulani R. Barber
- Dallas H. Denny '14 takes his focus off the action during last night's snowball fight in the yard. By Jabulani R. Barber
- A chunk of ice flies across the yard during last night's snowball fight in the yard. By Jabulani R. Barber
When life gives you snow, throw it at your classmates. Last night, over 100 students came together from all across the college to do just that. Gathered through facebook, email, and word-of-mouth, students made the most of the recent snowstorms and fought it out, even using to hurl snow at their opponents.
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